From the top. Cams, valve springs and retainers, valves, injectors, flowed head, slugs, rods, crank (if someone were to be doing it properly but you can get away with a standard one), clutch (the whole lot), selector barrel and shifter star, and oil pump and pickup. Then there's the ECU and loom.
That represents $70k ish on a superbike. I doubt there's a lot on the list that doesn't go into a top chair motor.
To sum up, get a/another mortgage on your house broseph.
With a monocock tub short chair the fuel tank would be around the back wheel helping with traction, lessening the required passenger input on right handers. well that's how I would build it.
yeah, and theres 2 off them, identical. when one has a problem the other gets pulled and fixed too, regardless of whether its broken or not.
god knows why, Cresent Suzuki used the standard oil and water pump on Hoppers 2011 bike, just used a stronger pressure relief valve, but that only made around 220bhp at the wheel.
Same way as a solo, measure the sag. Helps to have a basic understanding of what each function of a shock does.
Standard on the shock we run is about 8-9kg, reckon we'll go 11 or 12 to gain the stability I want. But if that kills the pace we can launch at, I'll find a middle ground and get the compression stack stiffened up to all fuck in the middle.
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